If a child cannot maintain her balance, control her motor behavior, or coordinate her eye movements with bodily sensations, which part of the brain might be faulty?

Ethan tells his mother that he is not good at math because he got seven questions wrong on his math test and his friend Jack got only one question wrong. Ethan's conclusion that he is "not good at math" demonstrates the concept of

A) achievement motivation. B) false belief. C) social comparison. D) perspective taking.

Becca and Tim have different thoughts about how language develops. Becca regards language as a tool that is learned through interpersonal interactions while Tim argues that children infer the meaning of words based on an assessment of their statistical

probability. Which theories do they each support? a) Becca supports interactionist theories while Tim supports Bayesian theories. b) Becca supports interactionist theories while Tim supports behavioral theories. c) Becca supports cognitive theories while Tim supports social theories. d) Becca supports interactionist theories while Tim supports innatist theories.